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DEATH CULT – PARADISE LIVE (BLACK WHITE SPLATTER) - LP •UPC: 607618270612 Label: BEGGARS BANQUET US Format: LP Release Date: January 16, 2026 In stock items ship within 48 hours Death Cult laid the groundwork for the band we now know as The Cult, and in 2023, to mark the band's 40th anniversary, Ian Astbury & Billy Duffy along with John Tempesta on bass and Charlie Jones on drums, revived Death Cult for a special run of shows. Out on January 16th, 2026, PARADISE LIVE is a 16 track live album that documents

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Death Cult laid the groundwork for the band we now know as The Cult, and in 2023, to mark the band's 40th anniversary, Ian Astbury & Billy Duffy along with John Tempesta on bass and Charlie Jones on drums, revived Death Cult for a special run of shows.

Out on January 16th, 2026, PARADISE LIVE is a 16-track live album that documents this rebirth of Death Cult. Recorded at the iconic Albert Hall in Duffy’s hometown of Manchester on November 18th, 2023.

As New Noise Magazine wrote, “Ian and Duffy are brothers in musical cause and are counterparts to a quintessential era of Gothic New Wave or First Wave, Camden-era punk. Death Cult were the brothers of the Clash and Siouxie and The Banshees. They were in the scene. And now they are progenitors of alternative music from Los Angeles.”

The Cult’s first incarnation was Southern Death Cult, formed in 1981, releasing their sole, self-titled album posthumously in 1983. That same year, Death Cult formed, with Ian Astbury joining forces with Billy Duffy for a musical partnership that has endured for 40+ years. Death Cult became The Cult in 1984 releasing Dreamtime that same year.

Ian and Billy initially weren’t sure how many shows they would do as Death Cult, but the shamanic post-punk gothic futurists decided to listen to the requests to keep the fervor going. The next leg of shows begins tonight, October 9th in Niagara Falls and continues to October 30th in Los Angeles. These truly special evenings will have Death Cult opening for The Cult.

The Cult have gone on to sell more than four million albums with numerous international and U.S. gold and platinum certifications. Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy have released 11 studio albums over The Cult’s 40-year career. The band found international renown with the 1985 album, Love, which featured the enduring rock anthem “She Sells Sanctuary,” as well as the oft-heard follow-up single “Rain.” Electric arrived in 1987, with Rolling Stone saying the collection of songs (particularly “Love Removal Machine,” “Wild Flower” and “Lil’ Devil”) “swaggers, crunches and howls.” Most recently, The Cult released Under the Midnight Sun. Mojo, in a review of the eight-song album, said “rock’s unquenchable melodramatists have the fire in their eyes still”.



TRACK LIST:

A1. 83rd Dream
A2. Christians
A3. Gods Zoo
A4. Brothers Grimm

B1. Ghost Dance
B2. Butterflies
B3. A Flower in the Desert
B4. Resurrection Joe

C1. Horse Nation
C2. Go West
C3. Hollow Man
C4. Dreamtime

D1. Spiritwalker
D2. Rain
D3. Moya
D4. She Sells Sanctuary

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